“Let it go, let it go, let it go/When the world is coming down on me/I let it go…” Thirty years, half a million albums, thousands of concerts and headlining festival dates for 10M+ folks and millions of Spotify streams later, New Orleans alt/roots rockers Cowboy Mouth and their devoted, ever growing legion of fans still sing the chorus of their barn-burning jam – a Top 30 Billboard Mainstream Rock hit – like a high octane mantra and mission statement.

The band’s got other catchy, anthemic singalong favorites like “I Believe” and “Everybody Loves Jill,” but to frontman and drummer Fred LeBlanc, “Jenny…” is pretty much the apex of the CM experience – a clarion call to everyone to take all their troubles and worries and just…turn off the radio, lights and video and let them go. Whether they’re performing their nearly annual gig at the iconic New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, playing The Windjammer in Isle of Palms, SC or bringing the explosive, celebratory fire that LeBlanc calls their “southern gospel revival without the religion” to NYC, Texas, Atlanta, the Midwest or the West Coast, the four road warriors – LeBlanc, guitarist/vocalist John Thomas Griffith, bassist Brian Broussard and rhythm guitarist/vocalist Frank Grocholski - still love to play “Jenny” as a set piece of the party atmosphere and pure unadulterated joy they create every time out.